My maiden European voyage taken with my family after graduating high school. We visited Rome, Venice, Milan, Florence, and the Amalfi Coast. I am making this post 7 years too late, so I don’t have many great photos or many immediate reflections to share. I was also younger, and didn’t exhibit the same wanderlust thatContinueContinue reading “Italy 2019”
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Map of Travels
Click on map pins for any details and links to the respective posts (if they exist). INTERNATIONAL MAP: Rome, ItalyParis, FranceFlorence, ItalyVenice, ItalyMilan, ItalyToulouse, FranceBordeaux, FranceMarseille, FranceSaint-Malo, FranceNantes, FranceStrasbourg, FranceNice, FranceCaen, FranceLondon, EnglandEdinburgh, ScotlandStuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, GermanyLuxembourg, LuxembourgBrussels, BelgiumGhent, BelgiumFrankfurt, Hesse, GermanyMunich, Bavaria, GermanySalzburg, AustriaReykjavík, IcelandEgilsstaðir, IcelandVík, IcelandAkureyri, IcelandAmalfi, SA, ItalyRio de Janeiro – RJ, BrazilSãoContinueContinue reading “Map of Travels”
Stereolithography (SLA)
For the holiday season, I decided to treat myself to a new 3-D printer. This unique printer was not a classic FDM (fused-deposition-modeling) printer, where layers of liquid plastic are extruded on top of each other. This printer was an SLA (stereolithography) printer. Welcome to the family, Elegoo Saturn 2! SLA printers project successive UV masks ontoContinueContinue reading “Stereolithography (SLA)”
Cannery Row
Cannery Row by John Steinbeck is a classic American slice-of-life novel that follows a group of communal, yet unmistakably distinct characters navigating their self-contained world within the neighborhood surrounding Cannery Row. Cannery Row itself is simply a street with a sardine cannery. Through the noise and pollution of the cannery, we focus on Lee Chong’sContinueContinue reading “Cannery Row”
Intertidal Inhabitants
An Opening Thought: A beautiful serenity that houses some of the most ancient and bizarre forms of life, if you are willing to look closely. We have an obsession with aliens. I suppose the reason why this same obsession is not shared with marine life is because a majority of curiosity is satisfied with aContinueContinue reading “Intertidal Inhabitants”
Currency Collection
A low-effort, cost-effective, and immersive souvenir to collect.
Sanriorama
I’m well aware that I am not the target market of these characters… and I couldn’t care less. These adorable plastic peeps will get me through my 3 AM grind sessions 😍. Cinnamoroll, Hello Kitty, My Melo, Tuxedosam, and Kuromi say こんにちわ 💖 Just a little project I made out of the Gacha capsule toysContinueContinue reading “Sanriorama”
The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness
Author: Tim Keller The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness is a short book written by the late Tim Keller, a prominent religious pastor and theologian. I read this book one morning in Manhattan while waiting for my noontime train back to Boston. Although I myself am not religious, I have always been interested in what ChristianContinueContinue reading “The Freedom of Self Forgetfulness”
The Art of Logic in an Illogical World
Author: Eugenia Cheng I’ve always prided myself on being a logical person. My choice of career, hobbies, and even conversation topics make no secret of this. So naturally, a book on the application of logic to life’s questions, written by a Cambridge mathematician, would be right up my alley. Surely this book reaffirmed my unwaveringContinueContinue reading “The Art of Logic in an Illogical World”
Eggspresso Technical Documentation
Mechanical Design & Analysis Egg Cracker Egg Cooker Hot Plate and Temperature Control Structures Electronics Hardware Selection Circuit Design Power Management Software System Architecture Individual Subsystems Code Challenges Part Version-Control Team Management
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